The devastating Los Angeles fires, which are now on the verge of… 35% containedI’ve taken a lot from many, including… A few of our favorite celebrities. this is us Star Mandy Moore revealed that her home was among thousands of homes destroyed by the Los Angeles fires. But the singer/actress and her family fortunately found shelter in the home of actress Hilary Duff and her husband, Matthew Koma.
How Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma are helping Mandy Moore’s family
Moore’s brother-in-law, Griffin Goldsmith, recently shared on Instagram that Duff and her family have graciously opened their home to Moore, her husband, Taylor Goldsmith, and their three children.
“Our dear friends @matthewkoma and @hilaryduff thought it would be wise to set up a gofundme for us to help move forward,” Griffin wrote on his band and brother’s Instagram. “Not to mention they are currently housing my brother’s family. They have taken care of my entire family from the moment this started. I will never be able to thank them enough. This is the kindest act any human being could do for another. They are the most beautiful, selfless people we have ever known.” At all.
Griffin also shared the situation he and his family are in, which is similar to that of Moore and her husband. “We lost everything,” Griffin wrote. “8 years of memories made in our home. 20 years of gear.”
Duff and Koma have kindly prepared a file GoFundMe page For Griffin and his family, who are expecting a baby any week now, has already raised more than $200,000.
Why Mandy Moore is facing criticism for her GoFundMe post after the Los Angeles fires
Mandy Moore’s GoFundMe post has drawn criticism despite her intention to provide for her family. Just a few days ago, Moore shared a GoFundMe page, created by Duff and Koma, on her Instagram account, but fans and critics were not happy.
Many have shared their thoughts, saying Moore shouldn’t share the GoFundMe page when she has enough money to help herself.
One comment read: “You’re giving your brother-in-law that money! Why are we asking the millions of Americans who are just struggling to get by?” Another comment said: “I’m sure you can cover the 60k!!,” while another wrote: “If only they could They can afford to live there, they can afford to rebuild, that’s enough!”
But Moore shared her own message again, telling critics to “please F OFF” in a since-deleted post.
“Many have asked how we can help during this unimaginably difficult time… Please consider donating and sharing to help them rebuild… And people are asking if we are helping our families or crediting some arbitrary amount of money that Google says someone… He doesn’t have it.” “Helpful or sympathetic,” Moore wrote. “Of course we are… Our friend Matt started this GoFundMe and I’m sharing it because people have asked how they can help,” Moore added. “We lost most of our lives in a fire too. Please F OFF. No one is forcing you to do anything.”
While the main part of Moore’s house is “MiraculouslyThe actress and her family remain untouched, unable to live there. But thanks to Duff and Koma’s generosity, the family now has a place to call home, even if only for a short time.